
2020 Tax Update for the Tax Planner – Part 2
This is our second posting on the topic, so please check out Thursday’s blog, if you missed it. There have

This is our second posting on the topic, so please check out Thursday’s blog, if you missed it. There have

There have been so many tax changes this year! As you might expect, it is difficult to cover them all.

Good news on forgivable expenses! There is a lot more that is eligible for forgiveness, and not just for new

Bruce Brown fell into the life insurance policy loan trap. Brown, a commercial litigation attorney, purchased a life insurance policy

The IRS served up a list of answers — and some perks — for taxpayers in its latest guidance on

Roth IRAs are owned by 19 percent of all U.S. households. If you are younger than age 50, you can

If you have a client who is an expat working in a foreign country, or if your client is a

In the past year, several states have created a pass-through entity tax (PET) to circumvent the $10,000 cap for the

As a tax professional, you are well aware that every one of your business clients has two main goals at

State governments realize the economic benefit of spending billions of dollars on tax credits. Are your clients taking advantage of